No. 4,900 in Polish
patrol
"Patrol" in Polish refers to a group or individual assigned to monitor and protect an area or enforce security.
In a sentence
Patrol policji zatrzymał samochód na środku ulicy.
The police patrol stopped the car in the middle of the street.
Here, 'patrol' is used as a noun referring to an organized group tasked with monitoring or controlling an area for security or order.
W czasie nocnego patrolu zauważyłem coś podejrzanego.
During the night patrol, I noticed something suspicious.
'Patrol' is used as a noun describing the act of monitoring an area during specific operations or time frames, emphasizing its purpose.
Zarządzone zostały dodatkowe patrole w miejscach publicznych.
Additional patrols have been deployed in public places.
In this usage, 'patrole' is the plural form of the noun 'patrol', indicating multiple instances or groups conducting monitoring tasks simultaneously.
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